§ Mr. Pavittasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will publish in the OFFICIAL REPORT a table showing the remuneration per week received by doctors in the following categories, consultant with A plus merit award, A award, B award, C award, senior hospital medical officer, medical assistant, senior registrar, registrar, senior house officer, house officer and the average weekly remuneration of a general practitioner alongside the weekly increase which would result from the implementation of the recent Kindersley Report.
§ Mr. AlisonThe information is as follows:
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§ Mr. Sillarsasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what are the scales of miscellaneous salaries and fees payable to doctors mentioned on page 28 of Command Paper No. 4352.
§ Mr. AlisonThe information about the miscellaneous salaries and fees referred to in paragraph 124 of Command Paper No. 4352 is extensive and I will send it to the hon. Member.
§ Mr. Moneyasked the Secretary of State for Social Services whether he will consider re-establishing the Kindersley Review Body as an intermediary concerning finance between the medical profession and the public interest; and what steps he intends to take with regard to implementing the last recommendations of the Review Body with regard to the remuneration of the medical profession.
§ Sir K. JosephThe Government have agreed to arrange, after discussion with the professions, for the re-establishment of an independent Review Body to advise them on doctors' and dentists' pay. On the second part of the Question I have nothing to add to my reply to the hon. Member for Fife, West (Mr. William Hamilton) on 13th July.—[Vol. 803, c. 121.]